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Thanks for starting this discussion. I’ve also commented about the journeys being described by the start time and the destination station, which seems a bit perverse to me. The lack of intermediate touches makes working out why a journey might have been joined unexpectedly a bit more difficult.
The addition of journey history for ‘first generation’ cards like the 60+ is a great step forward. The cards are not first generation, of course, so I’m glad that that stupid restriction has gone. I’ll check out the live history next time I use it. I did notice that it suggests it’s possible to top up a 60+ Oyster, which it really shouldn’t allow. I didn’t actually take it through to payment, but you can get all the way through the screens without an error or warning notice.
It’s a real shame you have to switch between app and website to get the full experience.